NAM leader defends Taft Hartley act before U S Senate
Washington February 18 NAM director Ira Mosher defended the Taft-Hartley Act before the Senate labor committee. Pepper D Florida condemned NAM as an enemy of democracy while Senators Murray and Reed challenged NAM’s liberal stance. Mosher urged industry wide bargaining and possible expansion of a government power to delay strikes when public health and safety require.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
NAAL
Pepper D-Fla
Ira Mosher
NAM
Senate Labor Committee
Capito
Port
Peppre
Sons of Mar
Mosher
Pepper
Murray
D-Mont
Rey
Lis- Restain
Taft-Hartler
Atiow
Ital
Ié Congress
Taft- Hartier
Truman Opposes Broad Pensions Policy For Veterans
President Truman addressed the Veterans of Foreign Wars noting the United States owes veterans support but warning that pension provisions must be carefully weighed. He emphasized that the government cannot bear unlimited obligations, urging vet groups to aid in shaping feasible welfare strategies while preserving fiscal stability.
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Chatume Utfo
Mr Froman
United States
Truman
VFW
Movie Bills Coming Weeks at Frederick theaters
The Frederick listing shows Tivoli screenings next week with You Gotta Stay Happy and Wake of the Red Witch John Wayne stars. Larceny features Wayne Caulfield Duryea. Gallant Blade with Parks Chapman. Onera House offers Badmen of Tombstone and Brondies Secret with Penny Singleton Three Musketeers in technicolor midweek. Additional shorts and cartoons. novelty Lana Turner act.
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Frederick
Barry Sullivan
Warner Pathe
Brondies Secret
Penny Singleton
America
Lana Turne
Ollywood Sama Claus Lane
Hwysden Dange
Johnny Mack Brown
Aliso
Frederick Surdar
Scudda Heywarth Dune Haver
Bird Dag
Law- Warner Pathe
Roerler takes .ath Washington Fed today as Assistant Secretary
Roerler is poised to become Assistant Secretary of the Navy as Washington Federal today announces the appointment. The move places a veteran administrator in a senior defense role, signaling a shift in oversight and policy focus for the department and its naval programs.
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Roerler
Washington
Fed
Navy
Named Boy And Girl Of Month At Club Meet
Frederick Optimist and Opti Mist clubs named Francis N. Abrecht and Delores Lasm as Optimist Boy and Girl of the Month at a joint dinner at Catoctin Country Club. District governor Wilkham McCordkingdal of Roanoke praised the program and Salvation Army youth work. Capt Walter C. Wolke introduced the honorees as cups were presented by Florence Ritchie and others. President Lease Bussard led the meeting with a large turnout of members and guests.
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Frederick
Salvation Army
Walter C. Wolke
William Ayers
Florence Ritchie
Lease Bussard
Vernon Calvin Thomas Held On False Pretense Charge
Frederick County authorities report Vernon Calvin Thomas, 23, colored, was taken into custody Friday in Montgomery County on a false pretense charge. He is wanted on similar charges in Carroll and Frederick counties. Thomas allegedly obtained money by promising restitution and committing fraud.
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Vernon Calvin Thomas
Airy
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Thomas
Carroll Ec
Fulbright urges European federation for confidence
Senator J William Fulbright told Hood College and Frederick residents that a federation of European nations could restore hope after the war. He argued for joint political setup alongside economic aid, criticizing the State Department for focusing only on economics and warning that Russia could pose a threat without unified Western leadership.
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J William Fulbright
D-Ark
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
United States
Frederick
Senate Foreign Reations Committee
Europe
Bes
Russia
Russi
Great Britain
Fulbright
Death by own action verdict at Florence for McDonald
James William McDonald 65, recently retired farmer at Spring Held State Hospital Sykesville, was found dead by hanging in a Florence area loft Friday afternoon. Dr Alpha Herbert, medical examiner, ruled death by own action after state police investigated. He had heart trouble since 1947 and left a wife, four children, two brothers, a sister, and five grandchildren. The body remains at the funeral home.
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James William McDonald
Sykesville
Nelson Farm
Florence
Alpha Herbert
Howard County
T. M. Hignatt
Patrick MM Doolan
McDonald
William B. Nelson
James
Francis J. Poole McDonald
Annie E. Wright
Russell Hood
Buchannon
W. Va
Nelson McDonald
Baltimore
Funeral services and rites planned for area resident
At Winfield friends may call after 4 this afternoon. Services will be held Monday after noon meeting at the funeral home at 1.15 o clock, with further rites in Jennings Chapel near Florence at 2 o'clock. Rev Paul W Henry will officiate, Interment will be in the church cemetery. CM Waltz funeral director has charge of arrangements.
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Winfield
Jennings Chapel
Florence
Paul W. Henry
Church
CM. Waltz
Stolen auto found after assault reported in Maryland
State Police said the 1944 automobile of Janes William Clary of Route 3 Mt. Airy was recovered abandoned in Baltimore. Clary reported that he was assaulted by two men on Route 40 and had just purchased the car before it was stolen.
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Janes William Clary
Mt. Airy
Baltimore
Clary
Fusari Upsets Rocky For Unanimous MSG Victory
New York February 18 Charlie Fusari of Irvington New Jersey upset favored Rocky Castellani boxing's 1948 rookie of the year to win a unanimous ten round decision in a close furious battle at Madison Square Garden.
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Fusari
Rocky New York
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
N. J
Slugger
Rocky Castellani
Madison Square Garden
Acheson Talks on Atlantic Pact with Senators
Washington Feb 18 Acheson held three hour session with Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussing wording of a North Atlantic defense pact Washington aims to reassure Western Europe while avoiding a mandate for war Only Congress can commit US to war and talks to craft acceptable language continue Also notes a local Montgomery County rehearsal scheduled at Hyattstown Methodist Church and an old claim about toboggans.
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Washington
Acheson
Comnunis
Connally
Tenta- Winie Co
Vardenho
Cape
Ins
Congress
United States
State Department
Senate
Renearsal
Montgomery County
Sch
Hyattstoun Methodist Church
Long Run Of Robberies Nets 600000 In Jewels And Furs
New Rochelle New York February 18 a cross country series of robberies of wealthy homes produced about 600000 in jewels and furs for a Canadian suspect Gerard Graham Dennis 29 arraigned on first degree burglary and felonious assault charges detectives say he recalled only a fraction of his crimes while authorities list 22 celebrities whose names appeared in his notebook including Jack Benny Bette Davis Eddie Cantor Olivia de Havilland and others who he allegedly used as a source for tips and prospects.
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New Rochelle
Westchester County
Gerard Graham Dennis
Dennis
California
Sen
Beverly Hills
Calif
Westchester
Canada
Cleveland
Maurice Kelly
Hollywood
Jack Benny
Bette Davis
Eddie Cantor
Edgar Bergen
Dorothy Lamour
Harald Lloyd
Mary Pickford
William Powell
Kay Francis
Olivia de
Olivia de Havilland
Substitute For Salt Fatal To Four Across Cities
The American Medical Association reports four deaths linked to a substitute for table salt used as seasoning. Three occurred in Cleveland, Ohio and one in Ann Arbor, Michigan with a suspicious case in Baltimore. Many more cases are expected as the FDA investigates distribution of the product.
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Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Mich
Baltimore
AMA
Morr Fishbein
AMA Journal
LU. S
Plane Wreckage Found on Laurel Mountain
Johnstown pa feb 18 discovery of a wrecked training plane on Laurel Mountain today ended a three day search over parts of four states. Three pennsylvania soldiers were aboard the plane en route to Pittsburgh from Washington dc. Pilots who saw the crash scene eight miles north of here reported no signs of life. Aboard the missing plane were Lt William Kehhem and Lt Merle Hagenbaer both of Traming Field staff Sgt Norman Bogert of Alabama. Fishing laws available Clerk of the Court received copies of the summons of fishing laws which are available to the center on public he said.
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Johnstown
Laurel Mountai
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Washinton
D.C
Wiliam K.lehem
Merle Hagenbae
Norman Bogert
Fis
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Musical Melodiers
WFAID
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Washington Times-Herald
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Reeder
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Amos A. Holter
West End Motors
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Comaker
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